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7322	Holmes, Oliver Wendell	Our Hundred Days in Europe			.txt	text/plain	63272	3035	75	I had two letters to persons in England: one to kind and worthy Mr. Petty Vaughan, who asked me to dinner; one to pleasant Mr. William with Mrs. Macadam,--the good old lady gave me bread, and not a stone; at a great dinner-party at our well-remembered friend Lady Harcourt's. little distance like a young apple-tree covered with new-fallen snow. driving out to dine at Nidrie, the fine old place now lived in by Mr. Barclay and his daughters, we passed under the crags and by the side of not so likely to happen in the New World as in the Old. It seemed cruel to be forced to tear ourselves away from Edinburgh, saw in the great houses and museums which I visited. I took great delight in wandering about the old town of Salisbury. A little time before my visit to England, before I had even thought of	./cache/7322.txt	./txt/7322.txt